Connection Linux (Ubuntu)

[Maliki]

Je n’arrive pas à accéder à mon Galaxy S7 Edge depuis Ubuntu. Il apparaît bien dans Nautilus comme un Samsung Android (mtp://%5Busb%3A003,016%5D/), mais je n’arrive pas à pénétrer dedans.
Pour l’instant, la seule solution a été d’installer KDE Connect.

I can’t access my Galaxy S7 Edge from Ubuntu. It does appear in Nautilus as a Samsung Android (mtp://%5Busb%3A003,016%5D/), but I can’t get into it.
For now, the only solution was to install KDE Connect.

Regain your privacy! Adopt /e/ the unGoogled mobile OS and online services

[Anonyme]

This HOWTO could help :

Transfer your data to-and-from /e/phone via USB cable

Mission: Learn to transfer your data including Media [Pictures, videos etc] from/to a PC or Mac via USB cable. Prerequisites: A phone with /e/OS with compatible USB cable A PC or Mac with supported USB port. [For the purpose of this guide, we will use Laptop-PC running Debian GNU/Linux.] Let’s roll. 1. Plug your phone’s cable into phone and supported port on PC or Mac. A notification on phone appears immediately as seen in the image below. [image] Tap on it to enter ‘USB Preferences’ …

[Griepen]

I am using syncthing from f-droid to share files between ubuntu and fp3. The Server service can be found in the ubuntu APP store. It is not too difficult to use. Setup can be done in the Browser.